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thanks mate

How are you displaying the numbers? are they Actors or are you drawing them onto the background of the world? If they are Actors, you can give them an instance int field to hold the number they display. Then, if you remove the actor when its number is chosen (and replace it with a counter -- as if covering the number), then you would only need to randomly choose one of the number displaying actor from those that are still in the world, Because you are removing chosen ones, one cannot be picked more than once. Because you are choosing the number displaying actor itself, you can place the

As the code is shown by NikZ, counters will be placed at location (28, 28) when the space key is pressed.

If it is separate, you should create an actor class to display the text. Create an instance of that class with the text required when the space keystroke is detected.

thanks lordhershey. instanceof was exactly what was required.

As far as the 'multiply' method -- I do not see one anywhere.

It seems like you could just use the following: <Code Omitted>Would this not do the same thing?

The security Problem can be fixed in your "Configure Java" - ... App?, sry im not that great in english. However the NullPointer-Problem is fixed now. Thanks for all who helped. Greetings Painter

Damn, he nearly went for the candy

Thanks guys, I totally forgot about passing null. I've used that. Thanks, SB001 - Samuel.T.Brown

Thanks man, u helped me alot this week. Really apreciating what ur doing keep up the good work

i got it thanks you helped me alot

okay thanks

Thank you very very much. Now everything is like it should be. And I added a menu for the game as well. It's my luck that we had not to present it in school today so I could complete it right now but only with your help. You safed my life. Thanks :)